, 1887-10-13
BY Electric Telegraph
THE NEWS OF TIE WORLD.

uef ihr SOCIALIST law, which decree
prohibits the sale on the streets OF
special editions OF some papers.
LONDON, Oct 5.-TEp P.iucp of
Vale heads Il commission lvitsr Lord
Rosei'orry and Lor. Harrington ap-
pointed lay 'he government To pro
mot" English Colonial exhibits at The
Melbourne Exposition.
BERLIN. Oct. ). Herr BartIi, editor
OF the Reich$trucRd, has been sell
fenced to three months Imprisonment
for i,saribing the growth Of the bad
tone OF parliament o Bismarck's false
and Insulting accusation against the
liberals, which the latter were SO ac-
customed to hear th they were no
longer excited thereby.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct.5.-The widow
os NJ. katkoff will resign the editor
ship Of the Moscow Gazette in Janu
ary.
The Russian government is about
TO levy duty on all marine aud rail
road passenger tickets.
San FRANcIsco, Oct. 5.-The clipper
ship Gharner, which left New York
May 13, together with the clipper
ship Seminole, for this port, arrived
here this morning 1t was understood
at the start that the vessels were to
race to San Francisco. Ship George
Curtis left Philadelphia the following
day with the Intention of boating the
Charmer and Seminole. The Charm
er encountered light winds all the
voyage. Three days out, Thomas
sign of the other racers
Chicago. Oct. 5.-A singular at
tempt al incendiarism occurred this
morning, at the saloon of a Bohemi-
an named Machm, f73 Canal street.
The saloon had been robbed, stuffed
with eombustibles and set on fire, the
door to Machm's sleeping room being
barrieaded, with the obvious purpose
of burning him. Machm himself had
been chloroformed and his wife bound
with rope while asleep. The alarm
was given by lodger up stairs who
discovered the incendiaries trying to
start the fire. There were about 30
persons in the building, most OF whom
would have probably lost their lives
but for the fortunate timely discov-
cry.
San FRANCIsco, Oct 5.-The ship
Theo. A Fowler, Capt. Morrison, 2I
days from Alaska, arrived today
She brought 700 pounds of ivory, a
number of walrus hides, and 81 seal
skins. The Fowler sailed April 5th,
1881, from this port, and has been
fishing in Alaskan and British Co
lumbia waters ever since. An Eng
lishman named King owned her when
she sailed, but on his death recently,
she was sold to G. W. Benat.
SEATTLE, Oct. 5.-Mr. I. j. Miner,
Supt. G & p. S. r. Il. and Agent of
the Oregon Improvement Go. here,
gives it as his opinion that the Co
lumbia and Puget Sound Railroad
will be completed to the common
point at an early date.
BosToN, Oct. 5-A dispatch from
Greenfield says: All Foo, u middle
aged Chinaman, is under a strong
guard in the county jail here to stop
his being lynched by justly out
ragged community. Foo is a we'll
known laundryman, and has attracted
much attention by protestations of
christianity. He is charged with as
saulting eleven little girls sThe news
leaked out and large crowd gath
cred around tho laundry and dragged
out the offender Tho police rescued
him and took him to prison. Five
thousand people stood outside clam
oring for his life. Foo will be taken
from here tomorrow TO another jail
for safety.
EALLINGER, TEXAS, October 5.-The
stage running between here and San
Angelo was again robbed last night
by the same lone highwayrnan who
held it up last Thursday night Two
ladies were aboard One had over
forty five dollars, but the bandit al
lowed her to retain it, saying that he
never took money from ladies. He
then proceeded to go through the
mail bags.
HALIFAX, Oct. 5.-A number of mo-
neyed sporting men held preliminary
meeting today when a scheme was
formulated to Organize company
with heavy capital to build a yacht to
compete for Americas cup in 1888.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The train bearing
President Cleveland and wife puffed
slowly into Alton depot this morning.
There was loud shout from the
crowd and threa cheers as the distin-
guished pair walked across the plat :
form to the carriage. A moment lat
or the President was riding through
the streets of Chicago. As the pres
ident's carriage moved away the mil
itary formed around it and the crowd
with wild cheering fell in behind.
The president took off his hat for a
moment when he got into the carriage
bowed and smiled as roaring cheer
went up He seemed well pleased
with the welcome.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct Sex
Gov. VIM. B. Washburn, of Green
field, dropped dead at the morning g
session of the Board of Foreign Mis-
sions today.
Los ANGELES, Oct. IA hole was
cut in the wall of the city prison at
o'clock this morning. Eighteen in
the same cell were detained by the
iailer's discovery of the escape. The
instruments used were table knife
piece of stove and metal handle
NEw- York, Oct. 5.-Daniel Man,
ming, ex-Secretary of the o. S. Treas.
ury, Is reported this forenoon as be
ing seriously i'll.
New YORK, Oct. Tt became
known today that Bishop Moore, of
st. Augustine, Fla, had sent another
application to the Pope to have the
case of Dr. McGlynn reopened. The
catholic authorities here were of the
opinion that Moore's efforts would be
usleess, inasmuch as McGlynn hae
refused to obey the mandate calling
him to Rome
San FRANcIsco, Oct. IA dispatch
to the Merchants Exchange from